A web of elevated train tracks is flanked by sloped-roof buildings on the right and lovely Cooper Union—described in this postcard as “the Cooper Institute”—on the left.
Looks like some really sweet buildings have long since disappeared.
A web of elevated train tracks is flanked by sloped-roof buildings on the right and lovely Cooper Union—described in this postcard as “the Cooper Institute”—on the left.
Looks like some really sweet buildings have long since disappeared.
Tags:Cooper Square, Cooper Union, East Village, elevated train tracks in New York City, old East Village postcards, The Cooper Institute, the El in New York City, Turn of the century New York City
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